In this episode, we honor the great contributions of our modern-day Women with the best of the best from Jesse’s “The Success Sessions” interviews. 

We dive into music artist Jahnavi Harrison’s incredible story of success. She shares her definition of success as an artist, and her deep experience of spiritual love. (Hint: they’re related.) 

Jahnavi Harrison is a musician, artist, and writer whose work is inspired by the spiritual path of Bhakti Yoga. Bhakti is about devotion. Love for the divine, love for the world, love for everything. Sometimes described as love for love’s sake, it has been my path as well.

For over 12 years Jahnavi Harrison has traveled the world, offering her voice and violin playing in the performance of sacred music and call-and-response mantra chant (kirtan). Her sound encompasses rich influences of East and West and aims to offer an experience that truly nourishes the spirit. 

I invite you to watch until the end to hear Jahnavi Harrison’s lessons on the definition of success and experiencing spiritual love as inspired by Bhakti Yoga.

This episode is about having your cake and eating it too! Yum.

You don't have to choose between your most profound, most loving creative expression and wealth. What are the beliefs that you are still holding on to? Sell out and be successful? Or DO YOU unapologetically then give up success?

I'm here to tell you that you can have both. It's storytime!

In this Black History Month special, we revisit a recording that took place during the peak of the George Floyd protests in 2020. In this episode, Anasa Troutman speaks on her empowered upbringing. She was surrounded by parents that encouraged a deep love for her skin color and the black culture. As we move into a new chapter in our evolution of racial equality, this episode is an excellent example of how we can uplift our children and prepare them for the world. Anasa also shares that her most excellent profession is LOVE and shares what it means to love through the vision of oneness.